Antarctica & South Georgia

A low lying bank of fog descends over a glacier in Antarctica.

Glacier fronts are beautiful and ever-changing sculptures with intricate detailing and beautiful colours.

A giant iceberg is a piece of abstract sculpture.

Jagged peaks rise over Fortuna Bay on South Georgia.

These dramatic peaks overlook Peggoty Bluff where Shackleton and his men made camp after their epic ocean crossing from Elephant Island.

Another frost-rimed peak guarding the area around Peggoty Bluff, where Shackleton and his men camped before undertaking the first traverse of South Georgia's interior on their rescue mission.

One of many frost-rimed peaks surrounding Peggoty Bluff in King Haakon Bay where Shackleton landed after his epic ocean crossing from Elephant Island.

A jagged peak floats in the clouds in Charlotte Bay, Antarctica.

Especially on a gray day, the colours and textures in the ice are brought out vividly.

The rock face's texture and colour is brought out on this gray and misty day, contrasting beautifully with the surrounding ice and snow.

The moment when a massive chunk of glacier front falls into the sea at Cuverville Island, Antarctica.

Dramatic rock pinnacles and hanging glaciers dominate Cuverville Island, Antarctica.

Icebergs show their history on their sleeves. Calvings, old tide markings and caves abound.

A rocky peak is overtopped by a crevassed glacier in Charlotte Bay, Antarctica.